in attach my modified transport stream multiplexor to handle h264
stream type ...
Thanks. This will be included in the next release of the software.
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What is a good H264-TS client?
VLC should work.
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What is a good H264-TS client?
在2009-05-27?22:44:17，"Ross?Finlayson"??写道：
>>Hi?Ross,
>>
>>in?attach?my?modified?transport?stream?multiplexor?to?handle?h264?
>>stream?type?...
>>
>>It?works?for?me?...?Is?this?correct??
>
>What?value?of?"mpegVersion"?to?you?use?for?H.264?video???(A?value?of?
>"4"
I've wanted VS solutions as well (the current windows build environment
leaves much to be desired, but I guess that's the beauty of open source:
should you so desire...), but I think you'll have to create a VS solution
with four projects for each of the libraries in Live555, and then link any
appli
2009/5/27 Massimo Zito
> sorry ... there's a mistake ... :)
>
> In original version:
>
> mpegVersion == 1 -> stream type -> 1
> mpegVersion == 2 -> stream type -> 2
> else stream type -> 0x10
>
> In my modified version:
>
> mpegVersion == 1 -> stream type -> 1
> mpegVersion == 2 -> stream type ->
I would like to know the ports used by live555 server to stream the
RTP packets .i.e the port number range on the server which streams
the RTP packets.
By default, RTP/RTCP ports start at 6970. (Even numbers are used for
RTP; odd numbers are used for RTCP.)
There's no 'range' of port number
Hi Ross,
in attach my modified transport stream multiplexor to handle h264
stream type ...
It works for me ... Is this correct ?
What value of "mpegVersion" to you use for H.264 video? (A value of
"4" should be used for regular MPEG-4 video, not H/.264.)
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Hi ,
I would like to know the ports used by live555 server to stream the RTP
packets .i.e the port number range on the server which streams the RTP
packets.
Regards,
Harsha Gampa
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Hi,
I'm new to this mailing list but I didn't find an answer to my question in the
last threads.
My question is:
I want to compile and debug the media server project using VS2005 or 2008 to
generate the mediaserver.exe that run successfully with no caches.
Really I need to know how to make a
Hi.
What is the most recommended solution then in such case?
Keep video in elementary, but audio in mp3 for example, and sync between
them?
Regards.
2009/5/27 Ross Finlayson
> 1) Just to verify, does it means that elementary stream files (m4e or m4v)
>> are unable to contain the PTS/DTS times
Hi Ross,
in attach my modified transport stream multiplexor to handle h264 stream
type ...
It works for me ... Is this correct ?
Thanks ...
Massimo
*** MPEG2TransportStreamMultiplexor.cpp 2009-04-07 04:19:00.0 +0200
--- MPEG2TransportStreamMultiplexor.cpp.new 2009-05-27
15:24:43.0
is fDurationInMicroseconds, inside doGetNextFrame() of a MySource,
ignored until the buffer is filled (so it has no effect if I set it
to a value different than 0) ?
It (and all the other parameters) are ignored until
"FramedSource::afterGetting()" is called.
which is the best way to "skip
1) Just to verify, does it means that elementary stream files (m4e
or m4v) are unable to contain the PTS/DTS timestamps at all?
The video elementary stream files might contain these timestamps; the
audio elementary files typically won't.
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